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@ 2010/06/30Are you in the market for a lower power card that is still able to play all of the latest games? You may want to take notice at Nvidia's GT240 then. This card requires no outside power connectors yet delivers enough power to play the latest games. While the settings might not be maxed like we see on many of the highest end cards, it doesn't require a nuclear power plant to run it either. Many people are also just looking for a card that will comfortably play their games without leaving a gigantic hole in their pocket, and in the current economic climate I can't blame them.
However this is not just your average GT240. Asus has made the decision to include 1 GB of GDDR5 to significantly speed up this GT240 over one that uses the older GDDR3. The extra RAM will also help the card handle games at higher resolutions, so your games won't end up looking like something on the N64. Lets take a closer look at exactly what is under the hood of this card.
However this is not just your average GT240. Asus has made the decision to include 1 GB of GDDR5 to significantly speed up this GT240 over one that uses the older GDDR3. The extra RAM will also help the card handle games at higher resolutions, so your games won't end up looking like something on the N64. Lets take a closer look at exactly what is under the hood of this card.
